Make Your Products Unique

You can check out different manufacturing companies and find out how your products can be specifically created to carry your brand. This can be something as simple as having your own label or creating unique containers and freebies. By doing so, you can improve your company’s reputation – especially if no one else offers what you are offering. A good case in point would be McDonald’s toys included in their kid’s meals.

Know Your Market

You won’t be able to please anyone, which is why large corporations develop different commercials for different countries that they serve. While you may not have the budget for it, you at least have a good idea of who your clients are. Focus on appealing to this market and forget the rest for the moment. This way, you can be sure that your brand will make its mark in a specific group.

Make Your Business Sticky

Sticky is a tough formula to hit – but it’s definitely a recipe for success in many companies. Being sticky means your brand of marketing will ‘stick’ or will easily be remembered. For example, the commercial “Marlboro tastes good, like a cigarette should”, manages to remain embedded in people’s mind long after the commercial has ended. The stickiness factor can be achieved through different routes, such as making your tagline funny, witty, useful, or others.

One Time Chance

Once you’ve decided on a brand approach, be sure to lock it in and commit towards not changing it for a specific period. Branding takes time – you can’t expect it to become a household name overnight. This is why developing your brand, as well as choosing the colors, logos, taglines, and approaches should go through ample processing before the release.

Want to improve your company’s reputation? Follow the tips given above and you can never go wrong.